Beko Tumble Dryer - Silver - B Rated

A condenser tumble dryer operates by collecting moisture from your clothes in a removable water tank. This eliminates the need for an external hose or vent to expel moist air, offering greater flexibility in where you can place the appliance within your home.

It is highly recommended to empty the water tank after every drying cycle. This ensures optimal drying efficiency and prevents the dryer from stopping prematurely during subsequent cycles due to a full tank.

The lint filter is typically located just inside the dryer door opening. Pull it out, usually by a handle, and open it. Remove any accumulated lint by hand or with a soft brush. It's crucial to clean this filter after every single drying cycle to maintain performance and safety.

While this dryer features a 'Mixed Dry' programme for various fabrics, it's always essential to check the care labels on your garments. Some delicate items, wool, or silk are generally not suitable for tumble drying. The 'Cupboard Dry' setting is ideal for items you want completely dry and ready for immediate storage.

This Beko Tumble Dryer has a 'B' energy efficiency rating. The exact kWh consumption will vary depending on the specific program selected, the size and type of the load, and the ambient room temperature. For precise consumption figures, refer to the appliance's energy label or your user manual. Info needed: [Specific kWh per cycle for standard cotton program at full and partial load].

The product dimensions are 846mm in Height, 597mm in Width, and 568mm in Depth. Please note that the depth measurement excludes any protruding knobs and the door.

No, as a condenser tumble dryer, it does not require external venting. It collects the water in an internal, removable tank, providing more freedom for placement within your home.

Sensor drying automatically detects the moisture level in your clothes and adjusts the drying time accordingly. This prevents over-drying, which can damage fabrics and waste energy, ensuring your clothes are perfectly dry without unnecessary wear or electricity use.

First, check if the lint filter is clean and if the water tank has been emptied. Ensure the load size is appropriate for the 7kg capacity; overloading can hinder drying. Also, verify that the correct drying program has been selected for the fabric type and desired dryness level. Restricted airflow from a blocked condenser can also be a cause.

This is most commonly due to a full water tank. Empty the tank and then restart the cycle. A heavily blocked lint filter can also trigger safety mechanisms, causing the dryer to stop. Ensure the condenser is not blocked.

Confirm that the dryer is placed on a firm, level surface and that all adjustable feet are properly balanced. Check the drum for any foreign objects (like coins, buttons, or small toys) that might have been left in pockets. If recently installed, ensure all transit bolts were removed.

The anti-creasing function activates *after* the main drying cycle. Ensure you are not removing clothes immediately as the cycle ends. It's designed to gently tumble periodically to prevent creases if clothes are left in the drum for a period after drying is complete. Some programs may also not include this feature, so check your selection.

Check that the water tank is correctly inserted and not overflowing. Inspect the lint filter area and the condenser access panel to ensure they are properly closed and sealed. Any build-up of lint or debris can sometimes cause blockages leading to leaks. Consult your manual for specific seal checks.